Years ago, I was told that only 1 in 10 blogs would last more than a month.  I was proud of the fact that I had stuck it out for two months at the time.  Now, I’m proud to say that I’ve been blogging regularly (or at least fairly regularly) for more than 3 years now.

I started as a quick, semi-weekly blog about things I was studying in business school.  Then I posted marketing case studies, hypothetical situation reviews, and strategy critiques.  Then I tried to go even deeper with a set weekly schedule that I couldn’t keep up with.  Most recently, I started again striving for 3 posts per week about my faith, my personal life, and the works that drive my professional ambitions.

As you can see by the embarrassing lapse in my posting schedule, I let more than a month go by in between my last WordPress post and Monday’s post on the Postel’s Law as applied to Christianity.

I could bore you with a new update schedule now.  I could ramble on about how I won’t let this kind of lapse happen again.  I could promise posts every day for the rest of the year.  I could solicit post ideas from Twitter and Facebook.  I could do all sorts of things to reinvigorate this site.

But I’d likely fail at all of them. [Read more...]